
Community Transit offers 11 bus routes from Snohomish County to the University District. Free yourself from high gas prices and stressful commutes by exercising your University of Washington U-PASS options - unlimited rides on any area transit agency, free parking and subsidized fares for vanpools, and many other benefits.
Park & Ride. Community Transit bus service to the University Districts departs from park & rides and locations all over Snohomish County. With local bus service connections and bike racks on every bus, you might not even need to start your car. Note that Mariner, Ash Way and Lynnwood park & rides tend to be overcrowded. Check out bus service form Swamp Creek (on 164th St in Lynnwood), McCollum Park, Edmonds and our many park & pools - including a new one at Hope Community Church in Lynnwood served by Routes 855 and 885.
Day & Night. Community Transit Route 810 and Sound Transit ST Express buses serve the University District throughout the day and get you home when you’re on campus late. For staff and faculty, the U-PASS also provides an emergency ride home benefit.
Vanpool & Carpool. Join a van or start your own. The UW pays up to $50 a month toward vanpool fares for U-PASS holders. Primary drivers get their U-PASS free. Vans get priority ferry loading and free parking on campus. Bike racks are available.
Register at www.rideshareonline.com to find carpool and vanpool matches within minutes. The U-PASS website also lists vanpools looking for riders.
Shop & Save. Get discounts with your U-PASS at more than 50 U-District merchants. Or use your U-PASS to get to shopping elsewhere (like Alderwood or Downtown Seattle) and save on gas and parking.
Sound Transit ST Express Routes 510 and 511 serve I-5 & NE 45th St at select times.
Click here to plan a trip to the University District from anywhere in the Puget Sound region
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